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Thread: Who else has a special appreciation for the rain in NEGRIL???

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    Who else has a special appreciation for the rain in NEGRIL???

    I love the sun and especially the ocean as much as anyone, but when in Negril, I also like the rain.

    It's a different kind of rain than I'm used to because I come from Los Angeles, where it rarely rains. And when it does, it's usually associated with cold weather. In Negril, when it rains and it's still 80 degrees, that's something I'm not used to, and I rather like it. As long as the sun comes back soon, that is!

    I've heard some weird thunder noises and seen some wild lightening in Negril. The best storm memory I have is when a few Seastar Inn yardies and I hung at the Westender Inn for a day in one of the oceanfront suites, and it was a HUGE storm that came in. We're talking thunder so loud it sounded like it originated right in front of us, and lightning striking through the sky, three or four huge bolts at a time.

    I have some video. Anyone else have a great storm or rain story from Negril????


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    I like the way you feel about the rain here. Ted and I love it because it waters our garden and the 400 gal tank catches the rainwater off the roof for use in the garden and for washing clothes. Nice to have because we have to truck in water since there is none in the water lines.
    If your dream doesn't include the "impossible", it's too small - Joel Osteen

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    I love the rain. On our first reach pretty much everyday around one the sky would darken, the husband and I would look at each other and smile, grab our things and run back to our cottage. We'd open the shutters on all the windows as the rain began to fall, than lets just say, things got a little X rated than we'd lay in bad napping or I swear to god, watch I Carly, lol.
    The rainiest day of our reach was the day we went to Mayfield falls, which was really an amazing experience for me for a lot of reasons. I just remember standing in the falls with the rain falling, looking at the forest around me and just BEING. I'm a small town girl, never thought I'd go anywhere special and there I was, standing in the rain in A rainforest. Very special for me.
    It made/makes me so happy just to think of it.
    Last edited by Jbizek; 03-26-2012 at 08:18 AM.

    Awaiting our return to Negril, 07/01/12

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    We run for a drink and then to the hot tub (jaccuzzi). Nothing better than the cool rain on your head and the warm bubbly water on your body. I guess it's not something that most people do as we had the big hot tub all to ourselves.

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    Love the Liquid sunshine too!!! I like sitting in the hot tub with a cold drink while it rains!!!

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    I just have a special appreciation for rain period....

    but yes...in Negril when it rains it is definately special. I love when it's overcast over the turquoise waters.
    Stir IT UP

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    Of course, I love the sunshine, but that is not all that Jamaica has to give.

    I love the rain which keeps Jamaica green and keeps the food we enjoy growing.

    I love the rain for the possibility of rainbows - Jamaica is Rainbow Country.

    I love walking in the rain in Jamaica - not like the rains here in Michigan. Most afternoons, one can just walk down (or up) the beach and walk out of the rain into sunshine.

    I love the clouds, which make for beautiful sunsets. I love to spend a lazy afternoon watching the billowing cumulus clouds grow higher and higher and continuously change in shape. Clouds in the Caribbean are like no other.

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    We just got back from Negril last night. We had rain almost every day this trip but did not mind one tiny bit. It keeps everything looking nice and fresh. Although I could have done without the thunderstorm we had at the beginning of our trip. That was some fierce lightning!
    dorisw

    2017 was our 15th trip to Negril. Other islands we visited: Cozumel, Mexico (4 times) St. Lucia, Barbados, Grenada, Aruba, Harbour Island, Bahamas, Anguilla, St. Maarten/St.Martin, Ambergris Caye, Belize (twice)

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    Well, I'm not just a Negrilaholic, I'm a rainaholic too, let's just put it that way, lolol! Here are some pictures from one day sitting at Anny's (formerly Pilots), writing in my journal, sipping my soda, and watching the rain come down:








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    I love that feeling of being trapped by the rain... Whereever I happen to be is where I am gonna stay and hang out til the rain stops. Lots of great memories and new people met while waiting for the sun to come back.

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